Thanks, Devin! You are right, I should use maildirmake to create SPAM
folder on the server side. Now I do see new spam test messages filter
into the correct folder. How can I show these messages on the client
program too? On the client side, I have created a folder called SPAM
under INBOX, but messages continue to reside on Maildir/.SPAM/new folder
on the server side. Am I creating the folder at the wrong place?
Thanks,
Jennifer
Devin Rubia wrote:
On Tue, May 24, 2005 at 08:33:30AM -0400, Jennifer Lai wrote:
Hi,
I have installed SpamAssassin and Maildrop on local machine. With
the help of this website,
http://www.firstpr.com.au/web-mail/Postfix-SA-Anomy-Maildrop/, I can
receive non-spam messages without any problem.
However, when it comes to spam messages, spamd detects its spam message,
but failed to deliver to a designated folder in the mailbox.
[SNIP]
I thought the message was because .SPAM folder was not created on both
server and client side, so I created one on server side, and one on
client side (Thunderbird). However, this approach didn't get rid of
error messages.
Quick question: How did you create the .SPAM folder?
Did you use:
$ maildirmake -f SPAM Maildir
on the server?
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